I saw a site say the kGo is 510...if so then they will fit...don't know about the cone though on the kGo
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They will fit and work just fine. I was given a fresh box of the vanilla ones about 2 months ago and they worked, just didn't last as long as they did on the blu because I'm using a 3.7v mod (higher voltage = warmer vape = faster juice consumption).
Congratulations on the purchase, it's one you won't regret especially since those blu cartos won't go to waste.
Congratulations on the purchase, it's one you won't regret especially since those blu cartos won't go to waste.
Hi Wes and welcome to the ECF.
By the way, your BLU cartos work fine on the KGO since they both have 510 threading (actually a bit warmer vapor than BLU) and you can reuse/refill those cartos several times with your own ejuice, if you want. If your new juice flavor conflicts with the original juice flavor, you can empty and clean the old ones before refilling if you want - lots of youtube videos of folks cleaning cartos.
Happy vaping.
By the way, your BLU cartos work fine on the KGO since they both have 510 threading (actually a bit warmer vapor than BLU) and you can reuse/refill those cartos several times with your own ejuice, if you want. If your new juice flavor conflicts with the original juice flavor, you can empty and clean the old ones before refilling if you want - lots of youtube videos of folks cleaning cartos.
Happy vaping.
Weel, there a lot of the 510 generics that are a different polarity then the actual Joye 510. You also never use a 510 ego charger on a 510 stick or vice versa. The fs510 stuff from mypvshop.com are different than the joye510.
I did the same as everyone else.. Tried the Blu disposables from Walgreens and thought to myself, I could do this. I bought the Premium 100 pack from Blu and my only complaint is the return process for a defective product (The Premium case won't charge) but the actual Blu 100's have allowed me to basically stop smoking. The format is good for certain situaitons and will be good as a backup.
I ordered the KGO from Dark City Vapor and it should be waiting for me when I get home. I am sitting in my hotel room vaping away and thankful that I don't have to go outside to smoke. I had also bought some Tundra from Johnson Creek to refill the Blu Carts, but it's 100% VG and isn't the same as what is in the Blu. I am looking forward to the vapor being produced from the KGO.
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I ordered the KGO from Dark City Vapor and it should be waiting for me when I get home. I am sitting in my hotel room vaping away and thankful that I don't have to go outside to smoke. I had also bought some Tundra from Johnson Creek to refill the Blu Carts, but it's 100% VG and isn't the same as what is in the Blu. I am looking forward to the vapor being produced from the KGO.
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Congratz wesman,,, you're gonna LOVE that KGO!! It's a little bulkier than what you're used to, but you'll get such a good vape out of it, you won't care.
A madvapes roughstack with a mega cartomizer will have enough juice and battery mah to last you all day. and it's no bigger then a pack of smokes. oh and it's modular so you can replace just the part that dies(nothing last forever).
510 thread is probably the most used format in the ecig world. It's widely used and available. 306 attys and drip attys work on a 510 thread and you can buy adapters for 801 and 808 attys to fit the 510 threads.
I think everyone needs a 306 LR atty for their 510 ecig. It takes 2 to 3 drops at a time and is a great way to test new juices. You can wash out and dry burn a 306 in a matter of minutes, then try the next juice. A 306 is also nice when you are sitting around watching TV. You add a couple of drops and get a few minutes of great taste and vapor. Once you get the hang of dripping, it's one of the best tasting methods for all juices.
3.7v is best for some juices and 3.4v works better for others. Tobacco juices are usually more robust with more throat hit at 3.7v. If a juice is harsh or loses taste at 3.7v, switch to a 3.4v batt and it will blossom. This is the essence of variable voltage popularity. VV allows you to fine tune the voltage for the optimum vape temperature at the coil, no matter what resistance your atty happens to be.
I think everyone needs a 306 LR atty for their 510 ecig. It takes 2 to 3 drops at a time and is a great way to test new juices. You can wash out and dry burn a 306 in a matter of minutes, then try the next juice. A 306 is also nice when you are sitting around watching TV. You add a couple of drops and get a few minutes of great taste and vapor. Once you get the hang of dripping, it's one of the best tasting methods for all juices.
3.7v is best for some juices and 3.4v works better for others. Tobacco juices are usually more robust with more throat hit at 3.7v. If a juice is harsh or loses taste at 3.7v, switch to a 3.4v batt and it will blossom. This is the essence of variable voltage popularity. VV allows you to fine tune the voltage for the optimum vape temperature at the coil, no matter what resistance your atty happens to be.
You will enjoy the Kgo. Mountain 55 menthol must mean you are buying from Dark City Vapor. That is the best place to buy the kit. The M55 menthol is probably fine for most people. My wife needed a stronger menthol. DCV also has juices called "Extreme Mint" and "Kitty Kisses" which she preferred over the M55 menthol. My main vape right now is the Mountain 55 (non Menthol).
I can confirm that the Blu cartridges will work just fine. Blu is a 306 type which is has the same threading as a 510 except the outer diameter is slightly smaller for a 306. No worries to use them. Just make sure you don't use any LR cartomizers on the Blu because the battery of the Blu cannot handle very well any cartos with low ohm-age.
Boge are really good cartomizers. I prefer the low resistance 2.0 ohm boges myself. I recommend getting some drip tips to fit the boge cartomizers because it makes it easy to pull off and fill. Also try to get your hands on some Vision Ego Clearomizers Vision Clearomizers which is are great as well. They are easy to fill and hold more liquid.
I can confirm that the Blu cartridges will work just fine. Blu is a 306 type which is has the same threading as a 510 except the outer diameter is slightly smaller for a 306. No worries to use them. Just make sure you don't use any LR cartomizers on the Blu because the battery of the Blu cannot handle very well any cartos with low ohm-age.
Boge are really good cartomizers. I prefer the low resistance 2.0 ohm boges myself. I recommend getting some drip tips to fit the boge cartomizers because it makes it easy to pull off and fill. Also try to get your hands on some Vision Ego Clearomizers Vision Clearomizers which is are great as well. They are easy to fill and hold more liquid.
For the money the Mistic's are hard to beat. I just got an EgoC 18650 and what a dissapointment. My blu's and the mistic both hit hotter, better. I'll give it this though, the battery lasts LOL I guess next is something that's "true" 3.7 or better mechanical and sturdy.
Good Luck to the OP on his choice.
Frustrated??? I totally understand trying to stop smoking is not easy for most people, sounds like you have taken your first step, just stay with it and find what you need to progress.....
This thread is a perfect example of different strokes for different folks. BigLarry is absolutely right about the eGo. It is more powerful and has more vapor than the slim entry level e-cigs that look more like analogs, but it is not the most powerful or highest producing model out there. I would say its dead smack in the middle of the road. For me, it is exactly what I need to keep away from analogs, but it may not be enough for others, who should then go with a HV or other mod. You may just have to just try a few styles and when you find the right one, you will know it. I may have been pushing the eGo, but only because it works for me, only you can decide what is the best combination for you of vapor production, throat hit, battery life, and convenience.
Good luck and welcome, anything is better than analogs.
I'd put money on the Boge 2ohm cartos outperforming your Blu cartos in vapor production and taste at the 3.7v the KGO puts out. If the flavor on the Mountain 55 is right for you, those Blu cartos that are coming in may never be used, LOL.
Have fun, it's all a learning experience for sure.
You are on the right track IMO, my first kit was the blu and I really enjoyed it a lot, I still use till this day, I bought it three months ago and I am addicted to the cherry crush.
Maybe it is time to move on to a more sophisticated kit, I bought the kGo from darkcityvapor.com and I am enjoying it a lot, I am still in the quest to find a juice that is similar in taste to the cherry crush but so far I haven't struck luck yet.
Now I am waiting for the provari that is suppose to arrive today. I have lots of accessories waiting for its arrival and hopefully I was know how to operate it.
That's my story so the Blu is a good kit to start with. Thank you for reading.
WEZMAN2K
My hope is that, at least, you have learned you are not alone!!
Mark my words,"sooner or later you will upgrade to a LR Vision eGo clearomizer (Star Dust)"!!
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Enjoy!
My hope is that, at least, you have learned you are not alone!!
Mark my words,"sooner or later you will upgrade to a LR Vision eGo clearomizer (Star Dust)"!!
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Enjoy!
If you're happy with your purchase, why do you need the validation of others?
I have a Blu, but I also have a ProVari. I fill my own, but also buy pre-filled carts. Do what makes YOU happy.
The industry is, and will continue to go towards Blu. The average consumer wants convenience and a small size that is more socially acceptable (I love my ProVari, but I will never take it to a bar, and not because it's expensive, lol).
DIY stuff and big batteries will eventually be like cigars/pipes today. Some dedicated tobacconists will swear by them, and criticize everyone else. But who's getting all the sales? Cigarettes. The same thing will happen here. Companies that sell products like Blu are perfectly fine for most people, especially former 1/2 pack a day smokers, which you are.
I have a Blu, but I also have a ProVari. I fill my own, but also buy pre-filled carts. Do what makes YOU happy.
The industry is, and will continue to go towards Blu. The average consumer wants convenience and a small size that is more socially acceptable (I love my ProVari, but I will never take it to a bar, and not because it's expensive, lol).
DIY stuff and big batteries will eventually be like cigars/pipes today. Some dedicated tobacconists will swear by them, and criticize everyone else. But who's getting all the sales? Cigarettes. The same thing will happen here. Companies that sell products like Blu are perfectly fine for most people, especially former 1/2 pack a day smokers, which you are.
In my eyes, cigars and pipes are less common today because you have to smoke them in a "special" way. I could never get behind not inhaling, I inhale, and a cigar or pipe was just way too harsh for me. You can't compare larger batteries / mods to a cigar or pipe...you can get the same flavor and vapor volume out of a small battery as you can out of the larger battery, but when it comes to battery life, you need the bigger battery to make things easier. I switch the batteries in my ProVari once a day...I swapped my KGO battery once a day. I constantly charged my ~280mAh small battery, and carried three spares all the time. If you're talking convenience, for me convenience is less charging.
Granted, I smoked 2 packs a day, but I can tell you I vape more often than I smoked, and for the first few months that seems to be the general consensus around here.
Also, thought I should add, I take either my ProVari or my KGO with me everywhere, and at bars I like to put either my tank on or an atomizer with the sole intent of people asking me questions about it. I don't want to be grouped with a regular old smoker, I want to be the guy with the cool, illegal looking stuff, so I can let folks know that you don't have to be stuck with a crappy little cigarette look-alike.
Granted, I smoked 2 packs a day, but I can tell you I vape more often than I smoked, and for the first few months that seems to be the general consensus around here.
Also, thought I should add, I take either my ProVari or my KGO with me everywhere, and at bars I like to put either my tank on or an atomizer with the sole intent of people asking me questions about it. I don't want to be grouped with a regular old smoker, I want to be the guy with the cool, illegal looking stuff, so I can let folks know that you don't have to be stuck with a crappy little cigarette look-alike.
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Hi! My husband and I started with regular out-of-the-box 510's. We shared one starter kit between the two of us for the first week (and bickered over charger access because neither of us could stand the thought of an analog to tide us over while charging!). Now, he has a "fatboy" battery and a USB passthrough for his 510 atomizer and kanger cartomizers. I have been using regular thickness 510 "mega" batteries, and couldn't be happier. I don't mind carrying two batteries with me - they aren't any bigger than a small pen. If it works for you, go for it!
**Edited to add: Even with the refilling of cartridges, and the swapping of batteries (2-3 times a day for me at most) the e-cig still beats analogs for convenience by miles. I never run out, never have to head to the store cause I just smoked my last one, never have to take a less-preferred brand cause my cig is out of stock, never at a loss for a lighter, ashtray, or smoking area... it is heaven. I think maybe for some, the fact that you CAN approach from so many different angles distracts from how much better even the nastiest e-cig setup is compared to analogs!
**Edited to add: Even with the refilling of cartridges, and the swapping of batteries (2-3 times a day for me at most) the e-cig still beats analogs for convenience by miles. I never run out, never have to head to the store cause I just smoked my last one, never have to take a less-preferred brand cause my cig is out of stock, never at a loss for a lighter, ashtray, or smoking area... it is heaven. I think maybe for some, the fact that you CAN approach from so many different angles distracts from how much better even the nastiest e-cig setup is compared to analogs!
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